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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1964

Page

4

Man Given Prison For Bad Check

Thomas J. Skusa, 51, received a term of up to two years in state prison after pleading guilty to a bogus check charge for passing a $123.95 check on June 4 at the Tucson Inn, 127 West Drachman Street, without funds. He had four prior felony convictions and was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Robert O. Boylston.

Thomas J. Skusa Skusa Superior Court Robert O. Boylston Tucson Inn W. Drachman St

First Center Lecture Is Tomorrow

Dr. Carl F. Keppler, University of Arizona English professor and novelist, opens the Meet the Artist series at the Jewish Community Center 102 N. Plumer Ave at 8 p m. He replaces ill speakers Louis and Mrs Friedman with a dramatic analysis of The Death of a Salesman. Robert O Connor moderates. admission is 1 dollar.

Carl F. Keppler University of Arizona Jewish Community Center N. Plumer Ave Keppler Louis Friedman Arthur Miller Robert O’connor

Newspaper Boy Nabs Escapee in DMV Car Ride

In San Luis Obispo California Douglas Fairbanks an 18 year old newspaper deliverer picked up a man Jackie Lee Pike 31 who offered a ride to Santa Maria. Fairbanks realized Pike wore prison garb and alerted police after stopping near the station. Pike had escaped from a nearby California men's colony.

San Luis Obispo Calif Douglas Fairbanks Santa Maria Fairbanks Pike San Luis Obispo High School California

Apartment Appraising Talk At Tucson Dinner Meeting

Two Tucson real estate appraisers Sanders K. Solot and Marl H. Klafter will discuss apartment appraising at a 6 30 p m dinner Monday at Saddle and Sirloin Steak House 2130 Miracle Mile Strip Solot is president of the Arizona chapter of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers and Klafter a district governor of the national organization Klafter is teaching a course in apartment appraising at the University of Arizona sponsored by the local REA chapter.

Tucson Saddle & Sirloin Miracle Mile Strip Society of Real Estate Appraisers Sanders K. Solat Marl H. Klafter Solot Arizona American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Klafter Klaft

Canine Corps Trainer To Speak At Club Meeting

Thomas McGinn of Douglas trains dogs for the Douglas Police Department and will speak at the German Shepherd Dog Club of Southern Arizona meeting. His dogs focus on narcotics detection, search and rescue, and general police work with German shepherds and Doberman pinschers. The 8 p.m. talk at VFW Post 4993, 5703 E Speedway Blvd, invites interested attendees.

Thomas McGinn Douglas German Shepherd Dog Club Arizona VFW Speedway Blvd

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